Devil's Rock | Most Dangerous Hikes | Temiskaming Shores History

[@backroadjournals]

That is one crazy cliff👍! Incredible drone shots and great editing as well. Love the beginning and change of mood. Really well done👍. All the best, Michelle and Holger 🙏

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks! I appreciate your feedback. I never really know what's working or isn't. 👍

[@jsteelsadventureandvariety]

Amazing scenery and very informative history my friend. View was impressive to say the least, thanks for sharing :)

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you kindly!

[@RyanLobo]

Your hike to Devil's Rock seems very adventurous. You've narrated it so well. Your partner and dog seem like a great company 😊 I enjoyed this video thoroughly. Stay safe and I'm looking forward for more videos from you.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you very much! So nice of you to comment.

[@hikingontario]

I was there 2 years ago, it's amazing! Thank you for sharing and have a nice day!😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks! I'll have to look up your video.

[@CantGetHandle8]

Jaw dropping cliff - 300 feet above and below the water! Wow. Stunning views and great history once again, Daryl. Nice to see the Mrs joining you and Mick. Another awesome place to visit!

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks Rob - I always appreciate your feedback!

[@HikerT]

I loved this adventure! The eerie effects at the beginning, the humor on the trail, and the gorgeous pay off at the end. You waited for the right day to do this one it looks like! What a beautiful view and dramatic place to see it from.

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks! I really appreciate the feedback. See you in your next one.

[@riversandcoffee]

What a beautiful area... The views are spectacular. What a fun adventure to share 😊✌️Thanks for another wonderful video... Jim

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks as always, Jim. I'm looking forward to your next video!

[@JenniferLupine]

That sure is a scary ledge! Whew, it drops straight down! Great aerial views of the lake and Devil’s Rock, the perspective is amazing! So fun to have your Wonderful Wife with you and see some of her beautiful photos. 👌 Hi to Mickey too! Enjoyed the video as always and learned a little more about Canada, thanks! 🌟🌟😁👻👻

[@flynorthproductions]

Yes, I'm not a daredevil so I kept a mindful distance. Not quite the same height as the hikes you do but still pretty nice. Thanks for taking the time to watch and write - much appreciated.

[@almarcon1896]

That's a real long drop off that cliff.. I'm not a "heights" person, so thanks for capturing that in your video, 'cause I would have been standing back about 20 feet and would never have gotten a look. The drone shots are fabulous and really show off Devil's Rock.. that's a deep lake with "Devil's Rock' extending 300 feet below the water's surface. Thanks for sharing your adventure with Mick and "your wonderful wife"!!

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks Al - I'm sure you would have had a closer look if you'd been there. Quite a beautiful area but that's one lake I don't wish to paddle. Most of the shore is steep so there's no escape when the winds pick up. Thanks for watching.

[@visualjewels]

Great job, very beautiful view and soothing music, thank you so much for sharing ❤🎉thumb up

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@StartLivingNow1963]

Wow what Beautiful views that was an Awesome Adventure loved the views of the cliffs and lake and the clouds with the Drone just a Beautiful Autumn Hike loved it.🙂

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks as always for dropping in!

[@hikingoutdoorfamily]

Oh my goodness that did look perilous at the top with no railings. Amazing views from Devil's rock.

[@flynorthproductions]

Yes, it was stunning but dangerous - I'm surprised there aren't more accidents. Thanks for visiting.

[@OntarioHikingTrails]

I love the hike and gorgeous Northern Ontario landscape as usual thanks for posting.

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks for visiting!

[@wendingourway]

Oh my, not for the faint of heart...or them like me that have just a slight case of vertigo! Quite the amazing spot!! Bruce and Otis

[@flynorthproductions]

Yes, not the place to be if you have any vertigo but I wonder how Otis the mountain dog would have liked the view.

[@NatureAndOther]

Wow, very impressive rock and very nice hike ❤️ 👍

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks for dropping in.

[@yourphoenixcat]

Thanks for sharing. Have a good day. 😁😀😍

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you! You too!

[@hikinganddrone]

Nice sharing my friend 👍👍👍

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you very much.

[@wanderingoutyonder]

Wow - that is an incredible area! Looks like a VERY pretty area - loved the foggy footage! “Keep making memories & adventure on!” ~Karen & Shannon WOY

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.

[@iCanoe_]

Nice video! A terrific mixture of shot, angles, narration, and banter. Thanks for taking us along!

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you! I really appreciate that feedback.

[@tanlockp4947]

Mashallah 💚 Hello. Awesome video thumbs up 💚😁😁

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks for liking!

[@ecttreker9816]

Very nice. Great views👍👍

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you!

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Excellent video

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you kindly.

[@NorthernElevations]

Love the spooky music and greyscale - nice little Halloween vibe!

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks! I had a little fun with the editing for sure. I appreciate you visiting!

[@JimHayesHiking]

Wow,those cliffs were totally awesome! Great views from up there and nice to see you out with the Mrs. and Mick. Have a great week my friend!

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you, Jim. It was a great day - thanks as always.

[@FXWalesAnnaAlf]

Ah wow sooo beautiful here but it looked so scary, loved the atmospheric music 😃There were great views up there and the lake was stunning and so historic , wow 2 million years old. Loved the area and history you told, so good and your dog is adorable! Great video 👍~ Anna

[@flynorthproductions]

So nice to hear from you again! Thanks for watching and checking in and I really appreciate the feedback!

[@FXWalesAnnaAlf]

​@@flynorthproductionsAh you are welcome. I was off KZbin for about 2cmonths as Alf and I had bad eye infections that we keep passing back and forth! All goid now though after antibiotics 👍

[@cookwithankitamarathi]

Like 30. Great video keep sharing new friend ..

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you! I really appreciate your support!

[@WarrenTheReporter]

The low clouds in the opening, use of B&W and the little "ouch" as you hit the branch, another winner here Daryl! Devil's Rock is a place I've been close to a few times in recent years, but still have yet to actually visit. Hopefully soon! Nice to see S making an appearance as well!

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks Warren - I had a little fun with the editor on this one. It's certainly worth a visit if you get a chance.

[@elcaminanteyexplorador53]

Awesome place to hike, my friend

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you so much!

[@MonicaTVToronto]

👍👍I love the fall colours at 0:58. Devil's Rook looks so beautiful in your drone shots. However, it does look scary on the edge of the rock cliffs. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you for watching and for the nice comment. 👍

[@slowridephotographyadventu6850]

Awesome, never heard of that place before 😊

[@flynorthproductions]

It's not too well known - pretty far north I guess. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@theworldourway]

OMG the view @2:26! That was crazy! Glad you had a drone! It's beautiful there! Great hiking video

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks - I'm glad you mentioned it! I was really trying to capture the steepness and height of that cliff. I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment.

[@theworldourway]

@@flynorthproductions you definitely captured it!!

[@christymeadows8026]

Beautiful

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you very much!

[@OutOnTrail]

Enjoyed that you had some spooky, Halloween-y fun with the low clouds. Glad the shortcut trail helped you avoid some of the mud... It was worth braving a little mud for the drone shots from the end of the trail, though! 👍

[@flynorthproductions]

Thanks my friend. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. See you in the next one.

[@stefenmangtun3036]

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[@ilovetwicepink724]

Amazing 😍

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you so much.

[@kanukkarhu]

Wow, loved seeing this before work this morning! Gives me something to daydream about at the office today! Lol! You gotta watch those homemade "short cut" signs... ESPECIALLY if they have ACME written on them anywhere. (I'd also recommend avoiding piles of free bird seed with a handwritten "FREE" sign stuck in them.) That is both stunningly terrifying and beautiful at once! (Like Cup N Saucer terrifying!) I'll give that one a pass, and enjoy it vicariously through you guys! Thank you for having your dog on a leash! 😁👍 Thanks for sharing! Awesome video!

[@flynorthproductions]

Lol! Yes, the old Acme products! Meep Meep! I thought the 'No mud' was a nice touch and something a bad guy hiding the bush would write...either that or "Free Beer!" So glad you enjoyed it. Have a good week.

[@agesadventures]

That was rude of your wife to interrupt while you were talking to your fans, lol 🤣 Just be careful that she doesn't unsubscribe from you though😄 Looked like a great day out! The sun was certainly cooperating! Don't get too close to the edge😮

[@flynorthproductions]

Lol! I'm not sure she's even a subscriber in the first place. She missed a good opportunity to get rid of me though. Thanks for watching!

[@NaturalMojobypamelasylvan]

Very exclusive YOUR content ❤❤❤❤❤sharing

[@flynorthproductions]

I appreciate that, thank you.

[@caseyoingo6440]

Wow that location is amazing! Thank you for sharing this with us all 😊new subscriber here can’t wait to see more.

[@flynorthproductions]

Thank you! I noticed your channel yesterday and was impressed with many of the locations you've visited. As a fellow northerner I'm sure we must have crossed paths a few times.

[@caseyoingo6440]

@@flynorthproductions thank you It’s quite possible we have crossed paths yes 😊

[@Sayitaint_So]

beautiful area - when i was studying Trois Rivieres and Cap de la Madeleine it took me into the story of Father Buteux ( 1640's ) who used tribal guides to bring him up the St Maurice river. He was on the edge of Atikameksheng territory - so the story goes - the Innu were on the east and he died in the area where the traders had built a trading post. I keep wondering if his party reached this lake and if their story ties into the Whitefish Lake ( Atikameksheng ) story which would then tie into the Wahnapitei Res story and into the Lake Temagami and Lake Nipissing Anime story... relatively close to where you were. Nice editing as always and nice to see that your better half shoots with a camera and not a gun... lol

[@flynorthproductions]

Lol! Yeah, I keep telling people she missed her chance to get rid of me, once and for all. So much history and it's hard to cover much of it in just a few minutes. I try to include a First Nations' component in my videos whenever I can but I'm no expert, that's for sure. Thanks as always for checking in, hopefully you've got some more of your own videos planned for the future.

[@denisdormer7696]

Great video showcasing our beautiful part of the world. Well done but why is it called Devil's rock? Asking for a friend:)

[@flynorthproductions]

Good question. I will have to do more research.

[@OpenAirOutdoors]

Just this past summer a co worker was telling me about Devil's Rock, I had never heard of it! Did you see any established camp sites close by? Thanks Daryl✌

[@flynorthproductions]

Hey Marc, there was a privately owned campground (tent/trailer) a couple kilometres north of Devil's Rock and it had a trail that leads from the camp to the rock. However, I think they may charge a fee for it unless it's covered in the cost of staying overnight. The trail looks like it follows the shoreline all the way up - probably some nice views along the way. I am not aware of any crown land sites in the area. Thanks for watching.